Authorization & Authentication

How Can You Strengthen Your Two-Factor Authentication Security?
Identity & Access Management How Can You Strengthen Your Two-Factor Authentication Security?

Two-factor authentication (2FA) has become a fundamental part of online security strategies. While it adds a robust layer of defense, it is not foolproof. Cybercriminals continually devise ways to bypass it, making it essential for users to constantly improve their 2FA security. 2FA involves using

Is Your Office Ready for the End of Basic Email Authentication?
Infrastructure & Network Security Is Your Office Ready for the End of Basic Email Authentication?

As we approach mid-September 2024, a critical change looms large over email services, signaling a transitional phase for businesses of all sizes. Both Microsoft and Google are set to phase out Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Authentication (SMTP AUTH), a staple interfacing method for email

Can Personhood Credentials Protect Us from AI-Generated Fraud?
Infrastructure & Network Security Can Personhood Credentials Protect Us from AI-Generated Fraud?

As our digital lives become increasingly complicated due to the internet, managing passwords, multiple security levels, and the constant threat of hacking have turned into significant challenges. The issue is now further exacerbated by the rise of AI-generated fraudulent content, pressuring

Are GenAI Platforms Safe? Examining Security Risks in AI Tools
Security Operations & Management Are GenAI Platforms Safe? Examining Security Risks in AI Tools

Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has rapidly transformed various industries by offering innovative solutions and streamlining processes. However, the recent study by cybersecurity firm Legit Security exposes several security weaknesses that could jeopardize sensitive data. Are GenAI

VMware Vulnerability Exploited by BlackByte in Advanced Ransomware Attacks
Infrastructure & Network Security VMware Vulnerability Exploited by BlackByte in Advanced Ransomware Attacks

In an alarming development within the cybersecurity landscape, the BlackByte ransomware group has demonstrated an unsettling level of sophistication by exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability in VMware ESXi hypervisors. Identified as CVE-2024-37085, this vulnerability allows attackers to bypass

Are CIOs Ready for the Machine Identity and Certificate Boom?
Infrastructure & Network Security Are CIOs Ready for the Machine Identity and Certificate Boom?

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, the management of certificates and machine identities has transitioned from a technical detail handled by IT personnel to a strategic priority for Chief Information Officers (CIOs). Traditionally, these tasks were viewed as routine elements of IT's

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